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Linda Howard

A huge box of Celebrations is back on sale at Amazon - and it weighs almost 2.5kg

The bumper box of Celebrations chocolates is back on sale at Amazon - but only for a limited time.

This mighty load weighs nearly 2.43kg and is a must for chocolate-lovers.

Amazon is selling the box for £15.99 (it was on offer for £12.99 during the Black Friday sale) and it's almost the equivalent of four giant tubs of the chocolate treats, which weigh in at an impressive 650g each.

The online retailer has knocked £4.71 off the usual £20.70 price tag this time around - but only for a limited time.

Get your big box of Celebrations here

This is how the Celebrations are packaged (Amazon)

Normally, the tubs cost a fiver in the run up to Christmas - but, they are currently on offer for £3.50 at Tesco.

Customers have been delighted with their purchases of the box so far, which is filled to the brim with loose mini Galaxy, Bounty, Twix, Snickers, Mars, Teasers, Milky Way and Galaxy Caramel.

Do you know anyone that would love to unwrap these miniature chocolate beauties on Christmas Day? (Amazon)

One recent reviewer wrote: "I'm sure that the grandchildren will enjoy these, hope they save me at least one."

Do you know someone that would love to get a big box of Celebrations this Christmas? Get it here on Amazon.

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